Sentence examples for visible alteration from inspiring English sources
It is suggested that this visible alteration may have been due to the silicate substrate altering; the samples had been annealed on several occasions, which involves heating to 600°C [ Krása et al., 2001, 2009], so it was expected before the experiment that the samples would be thermally stable in a vacuum at these temperatures.
No beam damage could be detected on sample (i.e. no change between two successive spectra and no visible alteration of the sample).
This decision support tool allows planners to manipulate "what-if" scenarios to ascertain the effects of varying timber extraction levels and visible alteration percentages.
Pigment analysis of red arctic moss under UV stress, due to ozone depletion, has shown increases in anthocyanin pigment and decreases in chlorophyll concentrations, largely accounting for the visible alteration in these mosses from green to red (Post 1990).
Post-treatment results showed that a improved water repellence could be achieved with negligible visible alteration to substrate aesthetics; a novel benefit of such treatments for retrofit and remediation products combined with zero VOC emissions, complying to new EU directives.
Although severe damage to the lens was observed when the essential oils were applied at 500 μL/L, no visible alteration of the contact lenses was detected at 50 μL/L and therefore the antibiofilm property of thyme and clove EOs was evaluated at this concentration.
The MTD (maximum-tolerated dose) was assumed as the highest dose of the drug that did not produce visible alterations and did not alter the body weight by more than 10%.
In both these cases, though, visible alterations had been made.
In all these cases visible alterations had been made.
The electrodes recovered after the experiment had no visible alterations (e.g., mineral precipitation or dissolution of AgCl coating).
Visible alterations are movements of Dainichi's body (shin), audible alterations are movements of Dainichi's speech (ku), and mental alterations are movements of Dainichi's thoughts (i).
